Good friend of mine share crops a large piece of Mississippi river bottom ground. It is owned by a concrete contractor out of St. Louis. Lavish building for a "club house", er, I mean "farm shop" It is a duck hunting club. The guy has so much off farm money that he is always coming up to my friend with a brand new tractor or planter and leasing it to them for peanuts. He just wants the write off.
My friend gets to drive new machinery he dont have to buy.
In my crop insurance work I was always running across very well off farm owners that just wanted the ground for hunting and recreational purposes.
Crop insurance has tried to write policy language to stop hunt clubs from insuring "food plots" that were planted for wildlife purposes only. But it is awfully hard to prove. Unless it is little one acre patches.
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